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The Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education
Chapman University
Wilkinson College of Humanities and Social Sciences
One University Drive
Orange, CA 92866-7126
Tel: 714-628-7377
Web: http://www.chapman.edu/holocausteducation/
Richard Hovannisian on Smyrna at Chapman University on September 5
Professor Richard Hovannisian will lead off the Fall Lecture Series at
Chapman University on Wednesday, September 5, at 7 p.m., with an
illustrated presentation titled "War and Ethnic Cleansing: Smyrna
1922-2012." The program coincides with the 90th anniversary of Great
Fire and the end of its thriving Greek and Armenian communities in
Western Asia Minor in September 1922.
The event is sponsored by Chapman University's Rodgers Center for
Holocaust Education; Stern Chair in Holocaust Education; and Sala and
Aron Samueli Holocaust Memorial Library, under the Direction of
Dr. Marilyn Harran. The lecture will be held in Beckman Hall, Room
404, of the Bush Conference Center. Parking is available in the Fred
L. Barrera Structure (P7) on Sycamore Street and the Lastinger
Structure (P4) on Walnut Avenue on the Chapman campus in Orange,
California.
Professor Hovannisian has been invited to serve as the first
distinguished Chancellor's Fellow in the Department of History for the
Fall Semester, during which he will offer a 15-week course for history
majors on the Armenian Genocide and its historiography.
Chapman University
Wilkinson College of Humanities and Social Sciences
One University Drive
Orange, CA 92866-7126
Tel: 714-628-7377
Web: http://www.chapman.edu/holocausteducation/
Richard Hovannisian on Smyrna at Chapman University on September 5
Professor Richard Hovannisian will lead off the Fall Lecture Series at
Chapman University on Wednesday, September 5, at 7 p.m., with an
illustrated presentation titled "War and Ethnic Cleansing: Smyrna
1922-2012." The program coincides with the 90th anniversary of Great
Fire and the end of its thriving Greek and Armenian communities in
Western Asia Minor in September 1922.
The event is sponsored by Chapman University's Rodgers Center for
Holocaust Education; Stern Chair in Holocaust Education; and Sala and
Aron Samueli Holocaust Memorial Library, under the Direction of
Dr. Marilyn Harran. The lecture will be held in Beckman Hall, Room
404, of the Bush Conference Center. Parking is available in the Fred
L. Barrera Structure (P7) on Sycamore Street and the Lastinger
Structure (P4) on Walnut Avenue on the Chapman campus in Orange,
California.
Professor Hovannisian has been invited to serve as the first
distinguished Chancellor's Fellow in the Department of History for the
Fall Semester, during which he will offer a 15-week course for history
majors on the Armenian Genocide and its historiography.